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 Dr Forman was a resident in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York. He is currently a Fellow in the division of psychiatry and the law at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
Sports Psychiatry and the Super Bowl Champs
Howard J. Forman, MD
, February 8, 2013
The team psychiatrist for Super Bowl Champs, the Baltimore Ravens, draws on his own professional career of working with athletes of all ages and levels and provides a comprehensive presentation of the literature in the emerging field of sports psychiatry.
Silver Linings Sometimes Come in Pill Bottles
Howard Forman, MD
, November 29, 2012
This story of a man's struggle with bipolar disorder does not romanticize mental illness. Medication compliance does place him squarely within the spectrum of imperfection which includes us all, whether or not we carry a DSM diagnosis.
Kamsa, Bar-Kamsa, and Colorado
Howard Forman, MD
, August 15, 2012
With the recent tragedy in Colorado and the high likelihood that questions about psychiatry will be inextricably tied into it, guidance for practicing psychiatrists can be gleaned from this coincidence.
Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety
Reviewed by Howard Forman, MD
, July 3, 2012
Importantly for lay and clinician readers alike, the book Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety reads as humor-laced triumph with many lost battles along the way rather than enduring unrelenting tragedy.
Graduating Residency: Think and Thank (Part 1)
Howard Forman, MD
, June 15, 2012
Psychiatry residency has taught me lessons for which I am most appreciative; I realize of course that it will be only after many years of practice that the importance of particular lessons will come into consciousness.
Kerry J. Sulkowicz, MD: A Fascinating Career
Howard Forman, MD
, June 12, 2012
NYU Professor Kerry J. Sulkowicz, MD, is one of the most sought after psychoanalysts in the world, but he does not see patients. As founder of the Boswell Group, he consults leading global companies.
Dr Charlie Maher on the Major League Mind
Howard Forman, MD
, April 26, 2012
Here, a psychiatrist interviews Charlie Maher, PsyD, CC-AASP, author of The Complete Mental Game of Baseball: Taking Charge of the Process On and Off the Field. A licensed psychologist, Dr. Maher is Professor Emeritus of Applied Psychology at Rutgers University, and serves as the Director of Psychological Services for the Cleveland Indians.
The Loman Family’s Lessons for the Young Psychiatrist
Howard Forman, MD
, April 18, 2012
After seeing Death of a Salesman on Broadway, I knew I had seen something extraordinary—but it was only after a few days’ separation from the performance when my mind cleared and my emotions settled that I realized 2 of the reasons that made me very appreciative to see this play as a young psychiatrist.
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